WorksheetsReview Exam Day 2
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 15mins
CATALOGING AND CLASSIFICATION
A name, term, code, etc., under which a bibliographic record may be searched and identified.
Access point
Added entry
Main entry
Subject entry
CATALOGING AND CLASSIFICATION
Separate parts of the text of a book
Chapters
Sections
Parts
Pages
CATALOGING AND CLASSIFICATION
A word, phrase or group of characters representing a distinct unit of bibliographic information and forming an area of the description
Field
Data
Entry word
Element
CATALOGING AND CLASSIFICATION
A non-serial item, either complete in one part or complete, or intended to be completed, in finite number or separate parts
Continuing resources
Periodicals
Monograph
All of the above
CATALOGING AND CLASSIFICATION
A system that allows the computer to read and process cataloging records
OCLC
OPAC
MARC
CIP
CATALOGING AND CLASSIFICATION
Statement of responsibility is preceded by which punctuation?
/
:
;
,
CATALOGING AND CLASSIFICATION
The proponent of Subject Classification
Henry Evelyn Bliss
Charles Ammi Cutter
SR Ranganathan
James Duff Brown
CATALOGING AND CLASSIFICATION
Known to be the oldest classification system
Colon Classification
Expansive Classification
Subject Classification
DDC
CATALOGING AND CLASSIFICATION
What is the LCC assigned notation for Education?
L
M
N
P
CATALOGING AND CLASSIFICATION
Which group does not exist in the LCC?
U, V, X, Y, Z
N, O, Q, V, W
U, W, X, Y, Z
I, O, W, X, Y
CATALOGING AND CLASSIFICATION
Headings that refer to the “aboutness” of a work
Form headings
Name headings
Topical headings
Geographic headings
CATALOGING AND CLASSIFICATION
A cataloging operation where the cataloger supplies all the bibliographic data
Copy cataloging
Adaptation
Authority work
Original cataloging
CATALOGING AND CLASSIFICATION
The right hand-page of a book, usually bearing the odd page number
Verso
Recto
Manu
Right page
CATALOGING AND CLASSIFICATION
A name assumed by an author to conceal his or her identity
Common name
Alternative name
Proper name
Pseudonym
CATALOGING AND CLASSIFICATION
This is the part of the call number which designates a specific individual work within its class
Book number
Accession number
Call number
Class number
INDEXING AND ABSTRACTING
The following are considered document surrogate, except:
Facsimile
Annotation
Abstract
Index
INDEXING AND ABSTRACTING
These are abstract prepared by the acknowledged specialists in the subject field.
Author prepared abstracts
Discipline oriented abstracts
Professional abstractors
Subject-expert oriented abstracts
INDEXING AND ABSTRACTING
This journal first published in 1665 was considered to be the first abstract journal
Journal des Psychologie
Journal des Scavans
Journal des Philosophie
Journal des Matematica
INDEXING AND ABSTRACTING
In the 1850s, he published an index that began the modern concept of single publication indexing multiple issues of periodicals.
Melville Dewey
W.H. Poole
John Cotton Dana
D. W. Scott
INDEXING AND ABSTRACTING
POPSI stands for
Postulate Based Permuted Subject Indexing
Postulate Permuted Subject Index
Postulate Permutation Subject Index
Permuted or Postulate Subject Index
INDEXING AND ABSTRACTING
A subject-author guide to articles published by the US National Library of Medicine.
MEDLINE
Index Medicus
PubMed
MeSH
INDEXING AND ABSTRACTING
A list of index and lead-in or approach terms arranged alphabetically or in a classified manner.
Syntax
Vocabulary
Context
Semantics
INDEXING AND ABSTRACTING
In the preparation of a back-of-the-book index, the _________________ indexing system is applied.
Post-coordinate
Permuted
Pre-coordinate
Derivative
INDEXING AND ABSTRACTING
ANSI stands for
American National Standards Institution
American National Society of Indexers
Pre-American National Surrogates Institute
American National Standards Institute
INDEXING AND ABSTRACTING
The type of abstract that is considered to be the most appropriate for medical journals.
Slanted abstract
Structured abstract
Discipline-oriented abstract
Author-prepared abstract
INDEXING AND ABSTRACTING
A type of automatic indexing in which the significant words in a string are rotated and displayed, surrounded by the other words in the string.
KWIC
KWOC
KWAC
KWAD
INDEXING AND ABSTRACTING
Who developed the CIFT for the Modern Language Association?
Timothy C. Craven
S. R. Ranganathan
J.D. Anderson
Ganesh Bhattacharya
INDEXING AND ABSTRACTING
The suggested length of abstract for thesis and dissertation is ____ words.
250
100
300
30
INDEXING AND ABSTRACTING
This refers to the range of topic coverage of an indexed document.
Exhaustivity
Specificity
Consistency
Summarization
INDEXING AND ABSTRACTING
Who developed NEPHIS (Nested Phrase Indexing System)
Timothy C. Craven
S. R. Ranganathan
J.D. Anderson
Ganesh Bhattacharya
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
The first calculating machine which became a precursor of digital computer
Pascaline
Calculating clock
Slide Rule
Napier bones
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Who is the Father of Modern Computers?
Herman Hollerith
Charles Babbage
Slide Thomas Watson
Joseph Jacquard
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
It was the component for First Generation Computers.
Integrated Circuit
Silicon Chip
Transistor
Vacuum Tube
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
The first commercially available microcomputer
Macintosh
IBM PC
MITS Altair
Lotus 123
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Consists of non-volatile memory chips that can be used for storage
RAM
ROM
Registers
Flash Memory
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Android is based on which operating system?
Windows OS
Chrome OS
Linux
OS X
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
A network topology where all network devices connect to a central cable.
Star Network
Bus Network
Mesh Network
P2P Network
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
IT trend that allows a client to access the library at any given time
Virtual Reality
RFID Technology
Streaming Services
Open Libraries
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Who is the World’s First Computer Programmer?
Augusta Ada Byron
Konrad Zuse
John Vincent Atanassof
Clifford Berry
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
During which generation of computers are magnetic tapes were used for storage?
First
Second
Third
Fourth
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
What is the most basic language Microsoft made?
DirectX
Batch
C++
Visual Basic
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
What is the capacity of a DVD?
700 MB
4.7-8.5 GB
25-50 GB
100 GB
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
It is a binary-based language for representing computer programs the computer can execute directly.
Computer Language
Machine Language
Human Language
Programming Language
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
It is system used to represent data and programs in a manner understood by the computer.
Binary system
Translation
Decode/encode
Coding System
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
It was invented by Jack S. Kilby of Texas Instrument and became the heart of all electronic devices today
Integrated Circuit
Silicon Chip
Transistor
Vacuum Tube
